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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1945)
LOCAL and PERSONAL I New Registrants Rex C. Goble and Harlan H. Bishop :were reported as new 18-year-old registrants this week with Selective Service board No. 1. From O and C Jess Honey- : well, chief timber expert and ap praiser of the O and C adminis- ' trotion headquarters, Portland, is in the city this week on busi- , ness. At Lake Miss Mary Snider, 1 528 Pennsylvania avenue, and '. Mr. Betty Frederick and daugh '. ter, Jill, 311 Vancouver avenue, are spending the remainder of the week at Diamond Lake re sort. Dr. Bain Here Dr. V. D. iBain, assistant state school su fperintendent, from Salem, has r arrived in Medford to work with !' county and city school officials 1 on a program for education of ; handicapped children. Car Flra Firemen were called to the corner of Main and Bartlett streets about noon today ; to extinguish a car fire caused . by a short in the wiring. Fire ; men reported a small amount of j damage was caused to wiring in the auto. Officer Appointed Medford :' Lodge No. 105, Degree of Honor, , has been informed by State Di rector Ethel Lindholm that Mrs. ; Mary Carrara, 828 West 13th : street, has been appointed finan cial secretary. Mrs. Carrara will ; receive dues and premiums at her home Tuesdays and eve . nings. Permits To Build C. H. -Paske, 1010 South Oakdale ave- iLnue, applied for a permit yester- fday at the office of the city su- , perintendent to reshingle j , porches at a cost of $100, and P. T. Young, 9 Hawthorne avenue, , made application for a permit to remodel a business building at : cost of $2,500. j. Gill On Leave W. H. Gill, AMM3c, will leave next week , to report back to the naval base at Pasco, Wash., after spending a leave in the city visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gill, ' 122 Cottage street. Gill returned to Medford last week after visit ing his sister, Mrs. Robert Lind atrom, at San Mateo, Calif. ; Eagles Meeting Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093, Fraternal Order of Eagles, and auxiliary will meet in the Eagles' hall, 219 W. Main street, at 8 p. m. Thursday. Initiation will be held, and plans A will be made for the official visit r'Sept. 12 of Robert Hansen of Milwaukee, Wis., past grand president of the Grand Aerie and editor of the Eagles' magazine. President Dale Carr asks all members to be prompt, and a dance will conclude the evening. CALENDAR Friday 2:00 p. m. Nevita Social club, home of Dorothy Morris. Townsend Dane The public is invited to attend the Town send club dance Friday evening at the K of P hall. Engineer Here Glenn Hall, engineer from the city planning commission of San Francisco, is in the city making preliminary investigation regarding develop ment of the new city park. Daughter Born A girl weigh ing four pounds was born Aug. 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Good win, Fort Jones, Calif., accord ing to word received here. Mrs. Goodwin is the former Venita Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson of Central Point. Attand Camp Rev. and Mrs. W. Shearburn of the Foursquare Gospel church, with 12 young people, attended the northwest district crusader camp held last week at Trestle Glen, near Port land. Devotional classes were conducted in the mornings, rec reational activities in the after noon. Two hundred young peo ple attended. Phillips Have Girl Sgt. and Mrs. Gerald Phillips are the par ents of a girl born Aug. 8 at Hoff hospital, and weighing eight and one-half pounds. The baby has been named Jerolyn Ann. Mrs. Phillips is the former Shirley Ann Crosby of Medford. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Cros by who now reside at Carpin- tena, Calif. Staples Returning Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Staples. Jr., former residents of Medford, are visiting friends in the city and making arrangements to return here to make their home. The Staples house at 1435 Euclid avenue has been rented since 1942 when the couple went to Portland. Mr. Staples was employed in Med ford with Conrad Bruce Invest ment Securities. Furlough Cancelled Flight Officer Kenneth H. Jones, who arrived home on furlough from Byersburg, Tenn., Aug. 8, was notified last week that his fur lough was cancelled and he has reported back to his base for as signment. The order reached Jones at the Oregon coast where he and his bride, the former Laura Billings of Ashland, were spending a few days. The cou- i pie was married Aug. 12, and .Mrs. Jones is now with her par ,ents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bil lings, until the officer is sta- ; tioned where she can Join him. ; Jones is the son of Mr. and Mrs. x-i Stanley C. Jones, 512 Pennsyl "Jvania avenue. STARTS TOMORROW SIX-GIWAW, tm n-JL and mm Y-m Hp InHianopolis Victims Reach' Final Resting Place 1 at! 4 f I VVMiV . Russ Peebles New Field Specialist For Local Concern Russ Peebles, mechanic and motor tune-up analyst for Rogue River Chevrolet of this city, has received a promotion to special field representative for the com pany, according to an announce ment today by Carey Thomson, general manager. In the new position Peebles will specialize In heavy duty equipment such as Chevrolet trucks, auto cars, both gas and diesel operated, as well as logging trailers and dump bodies. Mr. Peebles assumed this new post ith a background of 18 years in the automotive busi ness: three of which has been with Rogue River Chevrolet, ac cording to Thomson . Ho has ex tensive technical knowledge of this type of equipment as well as load requirements needed by southern Oregon truck opera tors. Wednesday. Aug. 22. 194$ MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEJ1 WALKS 4 MILES DAILY Scdgwich, Me. tU.PJ Sewell Peters, 80, one of Maine's oldest sheep shearers, walks four miles to his work each day. Use Mall Tribune Wan? Ada. Gas cn Stomach Wbee . b.uucii Kid C4U1 o.lnM. u3oft IV in. scar Uraijcb n,1 hesitr ,rn. dxt ri imu t!tcy.b in, r.:nfKUni m;iflrtj ,MTta tot r.mriJiLatto ttt m..1iHr,t liK ;hf in lull-ana Tiblrti. Nr ltitMr bell an brtnji comfort In Wi t mum txQ w iu lot doublt sooir bAck. ts (Acmt Telephole) A vlctnn of sinklr of the TT. S. 8. Indianapolis Is home to final resting place on Pelellu Island, Marlanaa, aome of his more fortunate shipmates acting as pallbearers. A chaplain leads the procession. Stars and SUioes i In backsround) flies at half masL. Luncheon Thursday P-thian Past Chiefs club will meet for a covered dish luncheon Thursday at 1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ruth Walden, 741 W. Mc Andrews road. To Retire Miss Louise Wood ruff, head of the music depart ment at Southern Oregon Col lege of Education in Ashland, has announced plans to retire at the close of the summer session. Miss Woodruff has been with the school 14 years, and prior to that taught at Marshfield and Mon mouth. Her future plans are in definite. On Furlough Sgt. William M. Strode is spending a 30-day furlough with his wife at their home, 324 Haven street. He has been stationed in Italy for the past 13 months, and at expira tion of his furlough will report to Indiantown Gap, Pa. Sgt. Strode was employed by the As sociated Oil Company before en tering the service in Sept., 1943. More than 200,000 Japanese were killed by an earthquake Feb. 2, 1703. Sgt. MacKinnon In grounds. Among work mentlon- 1 rattlC LatV I altt of a large drain pipe across the Sgt. O. A. MacKinnon of the f'el(i Bnd building a fence along B 4Ua tenet cirln llna TtrA4r Richard Alley, the aviation com mittee promoted the plan and arrangements for the flight strip. Oregon State Police explained Oregon traffic laws and pointed out ways for the public to assist in traffic control at a meeting of the Junior Chamber of Com merce last night. President Robert Ruckcr pre sided over the meeting and Pro gram Chairman Chet Weed re ported on work the club had been doing at the civilian air strip near the county fair- HEALTH TO YOUI Corrcf ficra, Coon Atlmmnt Hemorrholdi (Pile). FU ur. Futula, Hernia (Rup- d lu( destroy health-power I to earn-ability to enjoy life. Our method of treatment t without hoipital operation j succedfully employed lor .11 vanrn I IKnl 1:. term. Call for examination or tend lor FREE bookleL -' Open Evtningt, Won., Wet., frl, 7 to IJC Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Phy$Uan and Surgaon K. E. Cor. E. 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